Myron Gaines Harassed by Zionist in the Streets of Miami

Myron Gaines, co-host of the Fresh and Fit podcast, posted a video on Oct. 24 of a confrontation with a man on a Miami street.

Gaines shared the clip from a fan account, which wrote that the man “tried to press Myron in public” and that Gaines answered by throwing a raised-arm salute. Gaines’s own caption described the man as one of the “rude jews in Miami.” The man in the video has not been publicly identified, and his background has not been independently confirmed.

Gaines’s post had been liked more than 4,000 times, according to X’s public data.

It was not the first time Gaines has been confronted in public in Florida this year. In August, Lev Parnas — a congressional candidate in Florida’s 27th District who previously served a 20-month prison sentence for campaign finance crimes — confronted Gaines outside a Florida courthouse and called him a coward to his face, according to a Substack account of the encounter. That account said Gaines and those with him left the scene.

Gaines, whose legal name is Amrou Fudl, is a former Homeland Security Investigations special agent, according to his Kick profile, and the author of Why Women Deserve Less. In January, videos spread of Gaines, Nick Fuentes, Sneako, Andrew and Tristan Tate and Clavicular singing along to Ye’s “Heil Hitler” at Miami Beach’s Vendôme nightclub. In February Gaines hosted James Fishback, then a Republican candidate for Florida governor, on Fresh and Fit during Fishback’s Miami campaign swing, Florida Politics reported.

Weeks before the Miami clip, Gaines and his brother Ryad were caught up in a street fight during a livestream in downtown Austin. Gaines said they were attacked and acted in self-defense. No arrest, charge or injury was reported. Two days earlier, Austin police and the University of Texas shut down a campus debate Gaines was holding.